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Fun stupid things
- Greenscreen Arrow draws a simple arrow on your picture. It won't replace the line effect of Red Giant Universe (seriously, the thing is amazing), but it's handy for simple lettering for what I did it for.
- Greenscreen Mosaic by Size is new in 2.0. I created it when I realized that I almost always do math when I use the mosaic effect so I can adjust the size of the blocks in pixels.
- Greenscreen Fast Blur is also new in 2.0, and you can read all about it here.
Zero dependencies
The Greenscreen EDC presets have no dependencies that can break. Therefore, they can safely be used in any project, not even one that you want to share with someone who does not have a Greenscreen EDC.
Most Greenscreen EDC presets work up to After Effects CS6.
Free or pay what you want
Greenscreen EDC is a free download without conditions. I'd rather you use Greenscreen EDC than scratch your head to see if it's worth paying for it.
But if, like me, you like to pay for useful tools, the option is there.
You can now pay nothing and register for (very rare) updates. I will email you in a few weeks. If you found EDC useful, you have the option to pay something. You can unsubscribe from these updates at any time.
Free updates forever
The other reason for signing up is that you will be notified when an update like this is available and that you can download it directly from the email for free. Right, I have the stupidest subscription business model in the world: Pay once or not – and get free updates forever.
